A teak tray from the 1970s, shaped as an elongated, organic leaf, reflects the minimalist ethos of mid-century modern design. The form is hand-finished, evident in the subtle undulations of the wood and the seamlessly integrated handle evocative of a stylized stem. Its semi-matte, satin finish highlights the natural grain patterns—both lighter and darker streaks add depth to the warm, honey-brown surface typical of teak. A distinct, darker discoloration is visible in the central area, resulting from use or inherent wood characteristics. The tray is free of additional ornamentation, focusing on function—serving both as a practical serving piece or a decorative table centerpiece. Condition: good, with clear signs of use and visible discoloration, but no structural damage. This tray echoes the voice of the 1970s, when Scandinavian simplicity embraced the beauty of organic forms. The leaf silhouette, seemingly borrowed from nature, speaks to a desire for closeness to material and respect for craftsmanship. The smooth texture and gentle sheen recall afternoons where wood and light played the leading roles in mid-century homes. The area of discoloration, accumulated over years of service, now stands as a subtle memento—a trace of the history the tray already carries. The tray can serve as a central accent on a dining or living room table, paired with simple ceramics or matte glassware. It sets off well against natural materials—linen tablecloths, oak surfaces, or stone platters. In interiors inspired by Scandinavian or mid-century modern style, it can be combined with other wooden accessories and raw textures to emphasize its organic character and understated presence.
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Height2 cm
Depth42 cm
Width11 cm
Dimension details
Width11 cm
Height2 cm
Depth42 cm
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